April 15, 2025
Intangible Assets

CarMax boosts inventory of used cars under $20K as tariffs hit market

Nathan Gomes  |  Reuters How many cars are fully American-made? Not many. Here’s what we know. President Trump hopes to encourage companies to build cars in the U.S. But are any cars fully American-made? Here is what we know now. CarMax KMX.N is expanding its inventory of newer pre-owned vehicles, as U.S. President Donald Trump‘s latest tariffs

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Intangible Assets

Green Bay area grocery stores prepare for 2025 NFL draft

Seven things to know about the 2025 NFL draft in Green Bay Here are a few things to know about the 2025 NFL draft being held April 24-26 in Green Bay. Green Bay grocery stores are increasing inventory and adjusting delivery schedules in anticipation of the 2025 NFL draft. Metro Market, located near the draft

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Tangible Assets

Official Cash Rate decision: Retailers say OCR cut right in time for the festive season

“It’s really the first step. It always takes a little while, in my experience, for these things to drift through and be meaningful for people with housing interest loans and the like, but it is a mandatory first step.” Retail NZ chief executive Carolyn Young said the decision was an early Christmas present for the

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Fixed Assets

Financial institutions to report cash transactions above 750 euros to SRS

The State Revenue Service (SRS) will receive information from credit institutions and payment service providers on cash transactions at ATMs above 750 euros per transaction, reports the Ministry of Finance (MoF). The Ministry also points out that this requirement will not apply to purchases made in shops, therefore the shop will not have to report

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Intangible Assets

US retailers’ inventories above trend, no major demand push

The June 2024 U.S. inventory data, released by the Census Bureau, shows that retailers have been growing inventories, which further supports the notion that the strong growth in container imports was used to grow inventories, and not due to an underlying increase in consumer spending. “We mentioned how U.S. consumer spending data did not support

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